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Who and why?
As in, who kept filing complaints against employees with social media "mistakes" in the first place? And why?
When the companies themselves start enacting such policies, it means they're covering up from litigation. So where's the litigation in discovering your top software engineer had a wild party back in college, and uploaded embarrassing details to social media?
I mean, Bill Clinton ADMITTED to smoking weed. No one cared. Yet this is what got people who admitted such on Facebook fired, and started these policies.
As in, who kept filing complaints against employees with social media "mistakes" in the first place? And why?
When the companies themselves start enacting such policies, it means they're covering up from litigation. So where's the litigation in discovering your top software engineer had a wild party back in college, and uploaded embarrassing details to social media?
I mean, Bill Clinton ADMITTED to smoking weed. No one cared. Yet this is what got people who admitted such on Facebook fired, and started these policies.